Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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Dr. Charles E. Sutclife Principal Mr. Raltlb Crawford Boys' Vice Principal Parent-Teacher Association Board of Directors, 1963-l964,' Mrs. Herman Martin, President, seated fourth from left. 8 Miss Bertha Standfast Girls' Vice-Principal A big school needs a tribute importantly It takes more than teachers, students, and a collection of buildings to make a school. Literally hundreds of people who are not often seen in the classroom are a vital part of Hollywood. Interested parents, banded together in the PTA organization, contribute to the school in a dozen different ways. Administrators de- termine educational policy. Clerks and secre- taries keep complicated records. Nurses and doctors minister to our physical well-being. Custodians, carpenters, painters, plumbers keep buildings in repair. Cafeteria workers provide for the inner man. All devote their time and their best efforts to making educa- tion possible. Responsible for keeping all this intricate machinery running is our Principal, Dr. Sut- cliffe, who, in his second year at the helm, has endeared himself to us by his friendliness, his concern for the welfare of all, and the enthusiasm with which he has sought to main- tain Hollywood's position as one of the very finest schools in the Los Angeles system. W ' ff?-X25 15' fQ.7if:E x I-at

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Mr. Frank Russell Head Counselor big staff, all con- to school's success Each year Miss Standfast, our Girls' Vice- Principal, demonstrates anew her dedication, not alone to the welfare of the girls of Holly- wood, but .to the entire school, to its great traditions, and to the maintainence of its high standards. Mr. Crawford combines good humor with efficiency in carrying out his many duties as Boys' Vice-Principal. Mr. Russell and his staff of counselors have the arduous job of advising each student- and there are nearly 2400 of us-as to the courses he should take to meet his individual needs and to fulfill graduation and college entrance requirements. Mr. Corian, our Registrar, is the man who counts us - not just once or twice a year, but virtually every day. He and his able staff check students in and out of school, keep track of absences and excuses, and prepare the statistical information which determines the size of the teaching staff and the amount of money the School District is entitled to receive from the State. f vw, ,f,,.,, if f. , ,,f,Wa,, , fW.,.,aWrfr J, Mee r f V3 'iaa' ' f ,. 'C rf , ff DY' 1 X ff f ' ' ff ' We W C Z if Q ,,,, . I ,,,.r,f,-ff ef f H ia.. . '- , 573 . Miss Lucy Pastore School Secretary Mrs. Vivien Brydon Telephone Ofice Mr. Richard Corian r , ,f. - wr .1 we 'f u- V .X :,:, Q Mr. Paul Parkinson, fifth from left, and Custodial Staff. Mrs. A. Lindeman, fifth from left, and Cafeteria Staff. Offire Staff: Miss Sarah Bean, Mrs. Lucille Clements, Miss Annie Ken- Regijtmr drink, Mrs. Margaret Taylor. 4' '54 :ll A 'an aa s , e f f, ,.,, wr A - Mi!! Helene H0771llfIJ Afiyj Clara Gafgn Atterzdanee Office School Nurse 9